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Are you using an old version of AGS? If so, there's no global variables pane in the editor. You'd have to use Global ints or import/export variables you created in the global script. Otherwise just do what Khris said, he gave you an example.

my intention was to enable a hotspot only if there are all three items activated in my inventory, probably there is an other possibility to achieve the desired  result

So what's the problem, doesn't it work? As Khris said: Give us more info if you want to get help.

Use a variable like this:

Pseudo-

Code: ags

bool objectpick=false;

// picking up object in room 1

objectpick=true;

//in the room_load of room 2

if (objectpick) oObject.Visible=false;

Of course objectpick got to be a global variable, since both rooms use it.

I also take acceptance of fellow greek ladies that lurk in the forums with the purpose to reproduce the strongest nation (once) in the world.

*ps I'm so drunken a drunken drunken would be drunken.*

Becomin a nationalist when drunk, eh?

ShiverMe: No Zappa-Beard?  :'(

Phemar: That's one boring clean and tidy forest 

Just use a variable ("objectuse" in my example).

Pseudo-

Code: ags

bool objectuse=false;

// Click on hotspot:

if (objectuse==false) display stuff 1
else if (objectuse) display stuff 2

// Use object on hotspot:

objectuse=true;

Happy one, Mash.

[Mad]

I vote for Prog- no, Sugh- no.. um, Mad I say. Hard decision really.

MUCH better. That's the first skull that actually looks like it's made of stone.

Yeah, happy one, the both of you.

As a workaround you can set the optional variable to something that hasn't any effect, that's what Domithan meant I think. Wouldn't work for a bool obviously as you surely need both true and false..

Like:

function KillPeople(String motive, int guilt)
{
   if (guilt==1) ....
   else if(guilt==2) ...
}

That way guilt set to 0 or something higher than 3 wouldn't have any impact thus it would be kind of optional.

 8)

Under the edges event list I selected "room_Leave" and still nothing happens when you approach the doors.!

There is no "edges event list", that's the room event list and you chose room_leave which is called as soon as the character left the room.

I'm just starting out, have 2 rooms built and I want to be able to move the character into the next room. I made the front door a hotspot, but the character can't walk into the next room when he touches it.

If you put a character.ChangeRoom() command in the hotspot's interaction event (like 'interact hotspot' or 'any click on hotspot') then it should work just fine.

This looks like fun. The style could be more polished but I like it. And I love the giraffe too 

Can't repro your 'couldn't move a "page up" upwards' problem in L9...
Can you tell me which of the page-up key's had a problem moving up when looking at the begin situation of this level?

Here's a screenshot of the situation. I have to move the shift key to the left in order to get the pageup key to the top again. All I did before is moving these two keys and the home/delete bar to reproduce the situation.

Oh, and it would be nice if a single click on the arrowkeys would let it automatically slide into the goal (if there's nothing in its way of course).

'tis a fun game!

Also, level 9 was hard  8)

Yep, I'm stuck there.

Level 11 'shift key slider' bug fixed, thanx for noticing Ben 

I encountered that bug in level 3 too.

Also, in level 9 I couldn't move a "page up" upwards. It seems that a shift key was the problem, but it was only diagonal to the key I wanted to move, it didn't block it. It worked fine though when I moved the shift key one field further away.

This is cool - quite short, but worth it. Nice animations, nice clean graphics and some action (expecially the very beginning).

I'm looking forward to your next project - maybe a sequel (or prequel)? This really felt like an intro to something bigger.

This sounds interesting, looking forward to it.

Ah, right. I must be tired.

*drinks some more coffee*

What are the five possibilities ??

Does this piece of code run more than once, unintentionally?

He waves his harmless sparkly stick to distract you, then shoots you in the face with his magic gun.

That would be a cool adventure game character